INTENSE M1 REAR BRAKE again
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HELLO, NO PICS, COMPUTER, NOT WELL, oopps thats better. there are 2 holes for atriangular mount but i ve had no luck in finding one. got cantis on at the mo but no stopping power :shock: . cant run discs on the front manitou, no mounts. its a shame cos it rides so well.
cheers drew
cheers drew
i had an m1 once an it took a rear caliper with a hope adaptor
hope adaptors have numbers you need to find out what number will fit fit your frame either take it to a shop that know what they are doing an stock hope parts or ask on a forum like ride io (google it)
if i remeber corect the adaptor has to sit quite high for the caliper to fit
you could sit a standard is mount caliper on the disc an measure the distance from the frame to the disc mount this will give you a rough idea
hope adaptors have numbers you need to find out what number will fit fit your frame either take it to a shop that know what they are doing an stock hope parts or ask on a forum like ride io (google it)
if i remeber corect the adaptor has to sit quite high for the caliper to fit
you could sit a standard is mount caliper on the disc an measure the distance from the frame to the disc mount this will give you a rough idea
photo doesn't work.
.... but a quick google shows that the swingarm has lugs for a rear brake so 90% of the work is done - a matter of find/making the adapter for the appropriate brake calliper - it may not need an adapter.
A2Z and Hayes accroding to this <-- linky
that is if your frame is like this.
.... but a quick google shows that the swingarm has lugs for a rear brake so 90% of the work is done - a matter of find/making the adapter for the appropriate brake calliper - it may not need an adapter.
A2Z and Hayes accroding to this <-- linky
that is if your frame is like this.
